The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-28
GOSSIP OF THE BALL FIELD.
THE BASE BALL BROTHERHOOD TO
STAND UP FOR THEIR RIGHTa


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the Peunsnt--ssue Base Ball Notes.
Tb.ra ia stiu cona,darabIe doubt In the
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m .n.nus a. -. ..,a, n,.atine NJ tho
uo.ne s.s ,,,as ~ ~. sn,o nnrnoso Of do.
s,s,S Nv. $1,000 NJ Wi, potroIt oamo or
s sS VIZ I.op n,,rnosos n does not
80, ,,ns,,h,a ~ tha I.aas,,a vould 40 to 40
so" t ..s,'hio "a srnonss over a anmo II IA
n,,i.a " ~ .hot :, ths Association intends
auiso ss'o W a., .so.nt r,aatIng has nrepnred
. ~ ~ Tnsa, mai ~ ,r .,a .ro,,his
'n pa a let toNdav tbsro will be some
,.."s.,,nn hal, nsws Tor the merit two
weeks. First ON the base Dali programme 10
tho meeting OF tho Base Ban brotherhooo'
comprising some ninety League players, which
takes so. tod: rh, !: s tho 1's a m' s s%s
10 . b sss. % .ssss to a. s.,.:
some plan whereof, tho present mt tosg%e con-
The sO player" " to secure contract that will give
tho nj some voice as to whether they must or
prevent tho buying and selling Of players like
20 many cattle. It is not likely that the 70.
serve ruls viii be considered at present. as the
The p,ayers recognize tho fact that unless
Ing evils In base bali. tho time is not far dis
tan. when they will have even less to say
contract with tho addition Of the reserve rule.
binds player to . club body and soul until he is
broken down and cannot play any longer when
ne 10 cast gu. TO 70 sn. ,os o..r :. t,s
1onoWins ING nlo.a ,s V ns p.ans
meeting OF tho American Association. from
-" ~, - A.. tha, 4, =. ..,d vii, he done n
and a Is a0ns sas. bal. I1 0n the
sams Jsy that the Association meets the Arbi-
tration COMMITTEES win also meet to settle the
DISPUTE Of Beatin and RinsloW.
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e eas .n os The
ber Of the League there seems to be cha change 70
70 on the nag T9e b BOYS SrS Playing AZ, 70
shout them They have rot the fever % weil
made up their minds that they are going to
capture The the DD snn1HanI, and b shis
s sstIc bali eisy Just new. Tho crowds are
roe
every, afternoon. and every rTn put up p re.
ssi,sd With hearty shouts Ihsse has sn been
aa' the .ts GG The n FL
shs sSs ssss
Capt. Irwin regards Boston as practically out
tho and snint: kef men U XIII
sS sM about eysn but Il plain to Be- seem
ticIpats that the Philadel phiss will get there"
They. base this on the splendid work that the
a0n sm a1f .sP aS S that and S.s th
' Pill adepSlss xere nj n rood CONDITION o.
iaid u ,t and Casey was ssns home With bad
Ginger n r. the Rd hss
again. Casey + ready tof sSodi TgrL: snd
., nniie sut ean spseh whe IN st
siS5 sS.
sosssss WV ~. y. .. ' .u ~. ,.mao w.. -.
ana y Iospias up his .sPSSsastSn; H hss
Vanced until bis drop ball 10 terror to all bats
men. he can't pitch On Damp Gay. out when
bn 1 s SronnS be can GmoWdoWn he bstsmen one
altar alta another' with Spparent ease. The Bos
ton 0 MANAGERS s' must must be Wondering among them
ss Selves nov Ms aMI ~ 9roat ho,n ~ that
oub ne sS He has SsrtanIs aone Wonders for
tba phjlsdoinSiaa ' sop withnnt hin in thsiS re.
ee s broHenl1p oonaition. the team 1--we would
have BEEN out Of the S swim. wv '' "0'N
calling The n great run that Boston made When
eae wSh ne team Wns ar down IN the race as
so Ser to ss
sdd ~ baa tbs ssS a Rad
esuSo on me h nar re s1nactins tSat mat tSat
Ing p .!,II nere af1 tha% anar Ti5 thnv
w sooa ba fhey ars Dssns
taxing syery Sha9S"; ann me Scoms
The lang p1 81 tSe spectators: Keep your eve
on r is Tna tfme When tho Athletios divided
ths crowd WIN ths rhn n nd. ne ne
Seat.tors IA 5 Vbts vi, h var nraat.S
Sser'"'9GI smants is Cstchi0a both Rnffintnn
and Taruusnn aunarhlv Ohm ming ia praotfs-